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The science of the chubby chaser.
Before I go anywhere with this post, is the term “chubby chaser” offensive? If it is, you have my apologies, but I’m from Generation Y, and I think we view “chubby chaser” as something of a technical term for a … Continue reading
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Tagged attractiveness, body image, evolution, psychology, stress, weight
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Scientists use Twitter to draw obvious conclusions about our moods
I promise I’m not the type to bash scientists for what they do. Unless you’ve clearly misrepresented your data with underhanded intentions, I can respect your scientific endeavor. Ninety-nine percent of the time. But this research I just read about … Continue reading

